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Originally posted by ursus arctos View PostIf by "something", she means 45's removal for office or conviction, I'm afraid that she is going to be disappointed.
There are, however, already a number of formerly important people who will do time in federal prison, and more on the way.
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Berba, are you suggesting that the Chinese Inperial Court was full of Knickers-sized eunuchs?Last edited by ursus arctos; 08-12-2018, 02:56.
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I don't know, but some Holstein Cows can be quite big. I knew cows were big bastards, but I didn't realise we killed Bullocks long before they reached their maximum size.
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Originally posted by caja-dglh View PostYeah, I suspect her hopes are at that level. My stretch expectation is that he gets into his family. That is when it will get very entertaining.
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Jared going to jail would remove the competition for Ivanka's affections and she might seek some comforting.
Pardoning Junior has been discussed above - not straightforward at all.
Comey is the Joel Garner of the story but can he bowl some yorkers?
45 won't go to jail but I like the idea of him being legally harrassed until he dies.
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Originally posted by The Awesome Berbaslug!!! View PostPoor Michael Cohen. I suppose he should have remembered that sammy Gravano helped wipe out a lot of the gambino family in court, and still had to do 5 years, or that Joe Valachi broke Omerta and became a tv star, but still died in Jail. He may never have heard of the latter, but I don't see how he could have missed the second one.
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First of all, remember that I'm the one who thought that there was a real chance of them 25th Anendmenting him after the tax cuts, so my predictions may not even be worth the zero you pay for them.
That said, I think that it depends on how the indictments play out, and particularly what happens with pardons.
The GOP doesn’t seem at all eager to reflect on how he toxic he was in the midterms, yet one has to think that there are people in the party who realise that 2020 could worse if he is leading the ticket. At the same time, it looks as nothing short of a temendous overreach will inspire anyone serious to challenge the cult of personality that is the GOP base. The fact that Pence is such an empty vessel and that many of the other contenders failed soo abysmally in the primaries doesn’t help.
One thing that I am sure of is that we will continue to see legislative coups and aggressive voter suppression efforts from Republican-controlled state legislatures desperate to hang on and to control redistricting after the 2020 census.
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Originally posted by ursus arctos View PostHarris (the Republican in NC-9) now reportedly supporting a new election, which gives one a sense of how dirty the first one must have been.
A 35 or 37 seat majority makes no difference. But having the public know that election fraud happens, and hammering the message that we need to stop election corruption, might really help sell those Republican voter-suppression tactics wrapped up as election protection. Having it be a Republican being corrupt means that they can claim that it's not partisan.
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Originally posted by anton pulisov View PostI don't subscribe to the idea of politicians being has-beens just because of their age. Similarly, a young politician doesn't represent renewal just because of their age.
There are failed, has-been ideas that can be represented by politicians of any age.
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Yeah, Beto takes quite a bit out of the "red state blue state" and "yes we can" Obama playbook. In other words, he sounds like he's saying a lot, but he really isn't The one thing that Beto does have going for him however is that he doesn't take PAC money.
Would like to see Tulsi Gabbard have a go, but as people have pointed out, policy only gets you halfway there. She doesn't have much in the way of charisma.
Sanders has charisma in spades, but he is fairly old.
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There's also the issue of people in their seventies and beyond making governance decisions for those in their forties and younger. Yeah, some of us are still empathetic and sentient but we don't have our "hands on the wheels." We don't, can't, understand contemporary issues on a practical level. We can, and should, be there to consult and advise but that's all.
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